27 July 2016 | Euronews
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Sport Eleven weightlifters, including six medalists, retest positive from London 2012 The International Weightlifting Federation has announced that 11 weightlifters, including six medalists, have tested positive in retests on samples taken at the 2012 London Olympics. -
France Notre Dame Mass commemorates slain priest Jacques Hamel The French president and prime minister attended a service in Notre Dame cathedral on Wednesday (July 27) the day after two militants murdered 85-year-old priest Jacques Hamel in a Normandy… -
USA Trump calls on Russia to hack Clinton's emails Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has just invited Russia to spy on his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton. -
Europe News European Commission warns Poland to respect rule of law but decides not to sanction Spain and Portugal for overspending No sanctions for Spain and Portugal for overspending but EU confrontation will Poland escalates -
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USA US President Ronald Reagan's would-be assassin to be freed The man who tried to assassinate US President Ronald Reagan in 1981 can be freed from a psychiatric hospital. -
Sport Adiós Valencia Andre Gomes signs for Barca for €35m Barcelona have signed Andre Gomes from Valencia for an initial €35m The former Benfica player helped Portugal to victory of France in the final of the Euros 2016 in Paris. -
France France must 'do everything to defend the Republic' in wake of attacks The wave of attacks in France is not only ramping up pressure on Francois Hollande’s government over security – it’s also putting inter-faith unity in the… -
World News Australian PM resists calls to broaden inquiry into youth detention centre abuses Australia is reeling after footage was aired on TV showing guards tear-gassing teenage inmates of a detention centre and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair. -
Business Line It's a Poke-nomenon In this edition of Business Line we will tell you all you need to know about the phenomenon that is Pokemon GO. -
USA Charges dropped against police officers involved in death of Freddie Gray US prosecutors in Baltimore have dropped charges against three officers awaiting trial over the death of a black detainee whose his neck was broken while being transported in a police van. -
France France must 'do everything to defend the Republic' in wake of attacks The wave of attacks in France is not only ramping up pressure on Francois Hollande’s government over security – it’s also putting inter-faith unity in the… -
Sport "Roos" loos ready in Rio as team Australia returns to the Olympic Village Australia's athletes have finally moved into the Olympic Village in Rio after work was carried out to remedy blocked toilets, leaky pipes and exposed electrical wiring. -
Sport Aussie rowers up the creek without a paddle The Australian rowing team are a last minute substitution for the Rio Olympics, but are having to use a borrowed boat as their's is still back in Australia. -
World News 'World is at war', Pope on recent attacks Pope Francis has said that the recent string of attacks, including the killing of a French priest, was proof the 'world is at war' but 'not a war of religions'. -
Turkey Turkey orders another 47 journalists detained in post-coup crackdown Turkey ordered a further 47 journalists detained on Wednesday as part of a sweeping crackdown in the wake of the failed military coup. -
Business Planet eSkills - Investing in European Youth to boost digital skills Business Planet meets Bulgarian entrepreneur Lyubomir Yanchev winner of the '2015 Young Digital Talent of the Year' award. You will learn how to enter this year's 'eSkills for Jobs' competition. -
World The critical role of education in Europe's refugee crisis The world is witnessing the biggest refugee crisis since World War ll. -
Syria ISIL says it targeted Kurds in car bomb in Qamishli, Syria A huge car bomb killed at least 48 people when it exploded near a Kurdish security forces headquarters on Wednesday (July 27) in the Syrian city of Qamishli. -
Russia Exclusion of Russian athletes from Rio is 'discrimination', says Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin has said the exclusion of some Russian athletes from the Rio Olympics is "discrimination". -
USA Can Clinton boost her public profile to win the White House? She may well have officially sealed the Democratic presidential nomination, but can Hillary Clinton convince more Americans to warm to her – and to trust her? -
Europe News European Commission lets Spain and Portugal off the hook for breaking EU budgetary rules The European Commission decided Wednesday not to fine eurozone countries Spain and Portugal for overspending in 2015 but opted for granting them more time to correct budget deficits. -
Business Series No Pokemon profit boost for Nintendo - yet Despite the popularity of Pokemon GO Nintendo has announced an operating loss for the period from April to June. -
Business Series Air France-KLM warns on falling travel demand from terrorism and Brexit Air France-KLM is downbeat about profits this year amid terrorist attacks in Europe and Brexit uncertainty. -
France French interior minister says jailing suspects counterproductive Locals in the Normandy village of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray are struggling to come to terms with Tuesday’s (July 26) tragedy when two knifemen interrupted a church service and brutally murdered the eld -
Sci-Tech Ocean health check-up: The Nekton Mission assesses the damage done About 10 miles off the coast of Bermuda, scientists are analysing the health of the Atlantic ocean where human activities like overfishing and oil spills, are having terrible… -
Europe News Former French EU Commissioner to become chief Brexit negotiator Former French EU commissioner Michel Barnier has been appointed as the EU's main negotiator for the UK's exit of the bloc. He will take up his new position in October. -
Economy UK economy was growing before Brexit vote, retail sales fall since vote Newly released statistics show that before the Brexit vote the UK's economy grew fairly robustly and after the vote British retailers suffered their sharpest fall in sales in four years. -
West Bank Israel kills Hamas fighter it holds responsible for rabbi's murder Israel says it has killed the Hamas fighter responsible for an ambush earlier this month in which a rabbi was shot dead. -
France Unity, Security, Solidarity: religious leaders meet French president after Normandy church attack Religious leaders in France called for unity and solidarity after meeting with President Francois Hollande. -
Cinema Vinterberg's The Commune:Inspired by experience The Commune by acclaimed Danish director Thomas Vinterberg is a partly autobiographical dramedy set in a 1970s commune. -
Hungary Austria's Kern: only lesson to be learned from Donald Trump is 'never dye your hair' The controversial question of Donald Trump came up as the Hungarian and Austrian leaders met in Budapest to try to ease tensions over migration. -
Philippines Kerry urges talks between China and Philippines on South China Sea Wading into the South China Sea dispute, US Secretary of State John Kerry has said he backs the resumptions of talks between China and the Philippines over the disputed region, as he met with his Fil -
No Comment Mexican culture under the spotlight A celebration throwing the spotlight on regional culture in Mexico has got underway. -
USA Can presidential candidate Clinton pull in women's votes? For the first time in history, the US is close to electing a female president, yet many women across the political spectrum don’t like Hillary Clinton. -
France Priest killer was "under surveillance" yet still attacked French church Shocked residents in Saint Etienne du Rouvray in Normandy have paid their respects with candles and flowers after the brutal killing of a catholic priest. -
USA History is made as Hillary Clinton secures presidential nomination Hillary Clinton has secured the Democratic Party’s 2016 nomination for the White House, becoming the first woman to do so for a major US party. -
France France demonstrates solidarity after second terror attack in two weeks France is reeling from a second terror attack in under two weeks.